require-cache-buster

Delete module from require cache and re-require it

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npm install require-cache-buster

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Node modules are singletons. You require it once and it is put in a cache. Sometimes, if your module has side effects like it reads from a configuration file, you may wish to refresh it. Do so like this:

const requireCacheBuster = require('require-cache-buster')

// initial require of something
let something = require(__dirname + '../lib/something')
something.do()

// now it's time for a fresh version of something
something = requireCacheBuster(__dirname + '../lib/something')
something.do()

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Note: very hard to find a good name that isn't taken already on npm, so sorry for the shitty name.